Rutherglen and Cambuslang roads targeted for improvement

in Bolton.  Police are now appealing for information following the incident, which happened on November 9 in Over Hulton. Officers were called to reports a group of four men had pulled down a garden wall at a property on Crescent Avenue. It is believed one of the men then posed as a member of the council’s health and safety team. They tried persuading the occupant of the house to fill in some paperwork before asking how much money the victim had. The occupant – a man in his 70s – refused to comply and went to inform a neighbour. The man then fled the scene. Officers have now released images of a man they wish to speak to in connection with the incident.

Cambuslang teenager Kai Rae in London. Kai was reported missing from Cambuslang on Monday, November 23 but was found safe and well this morning.Inspector Stephen McManus said: "I am pleased to confirm that Kai Rae who was reported missing from Cambuslang has been traced safe and well."I would like to take this opportunity to thank the public and the media for sharing our earlier appeals.

Chris Willman Music WriterTodd Rundgren has a virtual road trip on the books for this winter, although the literal part of it will take him and his 10-piece band only as far as Chicago, and leave them there. The legendary singer-songwriter/producer is announcing a 25-city “tour” that will target different cities around the country and, through, geofencing, make those shows available only to their given markets on those particular nights as the performances are streamed live.The shows start with a stream aimed at Buffalo on Feb.

A nor'easter dubbed Winter Storm Dane will slam the East Coast on Friday night, bringing record rainfall to residents of the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions, with snow farther inland.   As Dane moves eastward after bringing heavy snow to Oklahoma on Wednesday, thunderstorms and showers will batter the Carolinas on their way up the coastline. The Washington Post reported Tuesday that residents between the District of Columbia and New York City along the Interstate 95 corridor are expected to experience a six-hour window of heavy rainfall, with totals of 1 to 2 inches.

Coatbridge. The man has been charged and is due to appear at Airdrie Sheriff Court on Thursday, December 3.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxPolice are searching for a "chubby" child-snatcher who targeted two young girls on the streets of London.The attacker tried to drag one of the 11-year-old schoolgirls off the street, the Metropolitan Police said.Cops said the man tried to grab the arm of one of the children and drag her away – but was foiled by her brave friend.

A shooting suspect in Michigan was “sitting, waiting and watching” before opening fire on a woman he intended to murder as she left her condo Saturday, investigators said. The shooting happened at point-blank range outside the Park Place condominiums in Sterling Heights, a suburb of Detroit.The victim is expected to recover, while the gunman remains on the loose.

Police  were called to the scene on Mill Street yesterday evening, shortly after 5pm. The woman was taken to Glasgow's  Queen Elizabeth University Hospital  by ambulance.

again.Referring to the sting, prosecutor Jennifer McLaren said a member of the vigilante group operated an online profile under the name of a girl purporting to be aged 13.Main made contact with her, asking if she “fancied a sugar daddy”.During subsequent online chats, he asked repeatedly if they could meet up and offered £60 if she would send him a picture of her naked or in her underwear.Main told her: “Stop playing games. Be daddy’s little girl.”He asked if she would go to bed with him and suggested “having fun in the back of my car”.Main added: “I’ll try to make you excited with my wandering hands.”But he warned ‘Katie’: “Don’t be telling anyone.

Cambuslang teenager Kai Rae, who vanished over a week ago.

Spotting the glare of blue flashing lights in your mirrors can be incredibly daunting for any driver, no matter how experienced they are.

Rutherglen school have raised over £1000 for a cancer charity close to their hearts. Stonelaw High raised £1617.51 on behalf of Jack Flexney following his cancer diagnosis, with the money primarily raised through a non-uniform day.All of the funds will be donated to the Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre, where Jack has received his cancer treatment.In August last year, Jack, who was 17 at the time, attended the Queen Elizabeth Hospital for an MRI scan after experiencing bouts of nausea and sickness.Just a few hours later, the teenager was undergoing brain surgery after two cancerous tumours were discovered.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Cathkin High School pupils organised a week of pink to raise money for Cancer Research UK. Coronavirus, along with the numerous restrictions put in place in schools, did not stop Cathkin High from arranging a full school week of raising money for a vital charity.The halls of the school were overflowing with pink as senior pupils and staff wore the colour in order to raise awareness for Breast Cancer. Along with a “Wear It Pink Day” on Friday, October 30, Cancer Research badges and pink face masks were sold all week along with donation buckets dispersed in the street area for people to donate.This eventful week of fundraising was proposed by Cathkin High

the Reformer revealed statistics that showed the region was among the worst in the UK in some categories, with the service described as “shockingly poor”. However, that prompted an investigation by broadband provider Openreach, which led to some answers, and then solutions.A number of locals have now seen their speeds increase to between 30mbps and 80mbps (megabits per second), having previously been under 10 mbps .Jim Vince, from Openreach’s Chief Engineers service team, told the Reformer: “We’re grateful to Councillor Walter Brogan and James Kelly MSP for raising the Hallside Village issue with us.“The information they provided helped us to carry out a forensic investigation.

Rutherglen constituents who think that the restrictions have not been relaxed enough, and others who feel strongly that they shouldn’t be eased at all, perhaps mindful of the risk to elderly relatives. The Scottish Government recognises that, for some, contact with friends and family is crucial during this time as isolation and loneliness can hit people especially hard over the Christmas period.

the Reformer to say half the bays there were now closed off, and upon enquiring was told it was due to a complaint regarding other users not respecting the distancing guidelines in place due to the coronavirus pandemic. He told the Reformer: “I was there pretty early on Sunday and you could see it was backing up already.“It’s going to be a real pain as a result.

Rutherglen and Cambuslang remains the region's covid hotspot after 2.25 cases were recorded for every 1000 residents last week.

Rutherglen and Cambuslang, East Kilbride, Hamilton and Lanark. This follows a successful initial phase of recruitment which saw the hiring of 4,500 work coaches.

Rutherglen sign on Main Street had a damaged piece of ropelight lighting at the R, meaning it boldly declared Welcome to Putherglen instead. Several posters on social media poked fun at the sign last week, while locals contacted the Reformer and councillors in the area to complain.One frustrated Ruglonian told us: “It looks embarrassing to have it like that.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Road users have complained that West Lothian Council’s social distancing measures at bus stops are causing congestion.The renovated bus stops are part of the council’s £600,000 Spaces for People scheme in conjunction with the Scottish Government.Bus stops have been amended to provide more space for passengers, but The Courier reported previously that this has reduced access to buses for pram and wheelchair users.Drivers are now complaining that buses stopping for longer on the road is causing traffic to back up in busy roads at Bathgate, Linlithgow and Whitburn. Councillor Charles Kennedy told The Courier that the council have recently tried to

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